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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
DEATH In The SQUARE.
A MoIder Named O'Brien Sue
eumbs 10 Heat and CONGESTION.

eumbs 10 Heat and CONGESTION.
There was quite ripple Of excite.
ment in and about that unusually
quiet place, Market Square, last even
Ing few minutes Bast 8 O'Clock. The
park was deserted save by one, and he
a liieless tenant. Twosmali colored
boys. we're passing through, and as
they neared the western gate they saw
a man lying on a, Bench. apparently
dead. They ran out Of the park to
Blanche Curry's, opposite the gate,
and told her that man was lying on
q bench dead. She h&stentd to the
spot, carrying with her q pitcher Of Ice
water and q bottle OF ammonia. As
she reached the unfortunate victim he
gasped once or twice and was dead.
He was fosming at, the mouth,
spd she thought that he had taken
some deadly drug In order to
rid the world OF himself. Officer
Kehoe was sent for, Ca took charge
Of the body. "A large Srpwd soon
gathered, but none 6f them could tell
who the dead man was. Presently q
young man dressed in moldes's
earb came mp, and ifef looking 1t the
dead body identified 1t las John
0'Brien, q molder by trade, who had
come TO the city about three weeks
ago from Terre Haute, Ipd,, In search
OF work. He had applied al both the
Livermore and Rsndle founddee, but
without success, He claimed to be-
long to the Molders' URioD, bul was
required to produce his certificate OF
membership, which up TO Yesterday
he had not done. He could not be
admitted to work without ths.certifi.
cafe. Where he had boarded could not
be ascertained. Justice Barry wIsBent
for and held an inquest on the
body. His verdic. was that
death had been caused by Gun stroke
and congestion. 0'Brien' was sbou;
thirty Eve or forty years OF age, five
feet eight inches In height, with black
hair and moustsche. HIS. clothing was
coarse and indicated that he vas In
Strengthened circumstances. 10 bad
no money on his person.
While there was nothing en-
0'Bhen's person 10 the 1Ry"of s~vial
or anything containing p6ispfi, from
the discoloraiion that was fast taking
place under bis eyes ahd'other por.
tons OF bis body, II la most probable
that the direct csuse Of his dsstk was
q deadly dose OF opium or some other
death producing drug. There were
evidences on the unfortunate man
that be was the victim OF incursble
disease, and this gsnwipg his life
away, the disappointpent Of procur
ing work, and the helpIessnees OF hi,
wife and two children, which he had
In Terre Haute, drove him To despera
ton and 10 death. There was nc
autopsy, and, In the absence OF Il
with the lights before him, the Justic,
humanely concluded that the death
was the cause Of prostitution from over
heat.
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ST. PAIL, MINI, September ia
About 2Oo members Of the Polish Ma
tionAl Alliance were met by local soci.
cities this morning and escorted 10
Piensrs Hall, where Mayor Smith
delivered an address Of welcome, 70.
spondcd to by Fnnk Grygla, censor Of
tho alliance. Alter hearing mass the
alliance parsded tho principal str, e,s.
The real business Of tue contention
viii not commences until lomorro a.
The object Of the convention Ia 10 con.
cider the moral aid material deyelop.
meut of the Polifh element In Ina
Ubiled States, and how, with tho sid
of the sinking fund, can best be es,ab.
liahed industries, schools, churches
aud benevolent institutions. During
the convention a committee Of Rentle.
men from the Eastern cities viii be
appointed, with q view OF sslccilns a
location for q Polish colony Of 400
families.
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No. 2l2 Front street. They came for me
to iseue mittimuses, but not because
! hsd issued the warrants. As had
gone to the jail to issue mittimuies,
part OF the warrants were returned
before me and part before Justice Bar.
ry. 10 every case those who submit.
ted and paid their flnes and costs we've
discharged. Thoss mha did not have
the money, but afterwards raised 1t,
paid the full amount to Mr.. Mason
and secured their. release, That's all
there 10 In 1t, and there has been no
departure I ON the ststn,es in my
honest opinion. H.
~ have not been asked to exhibit
my record, bat cheeEtully do 30. Now,
let the other mags rates, without ex-
ception, do the the same"
But will theyf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
An ENGINEER'S ENMiTY.
Aurdereus Assault Upon Capt. Nc.
Nicely, OF the Tug N. n. Jones.
His Asssilsnt Eeginser Rhodes, OF
ehestcsmer Will .. Hays-set-
Ting an ola Score.

The engine room CT the steamer
Win 8. Hays was the scene Of
brutal, and In all pre- liability q fatal,
Assault yesterday afternoon. Capt.
Maurice McNeely, Of. the tug N. M.
Jones, had towed his tug slo ngside the
Hays, and was coalipg her, prepare.
tory for her departure at 5 o'clock. 1t
seems that between Capt. McNeely
and James Rhodes, the engineer OF
the Hsye, there 10 ill.feellng OF long
standing. Rhodes at one time was In
the employ Of McNeely, aud he dis
charged. him. That constituted the
main ground, but 1t 10 also claimed
that McNeely had mistreated Rhodes
In other ways, which greatly en-.
gendered his hatred to ward his former
superior. Yesterday afternoon while
the coal was being transferred from
the tug TO the boat, Capt. McNeely
had occasion to pass through the en-.
CINE room. There were several other
persons In the room at the time, and
he never once thought OF having any
difficulty with Rhodes, but as he was
in the act Of passing him, Rhodes, with
Q word OF warning, struck him fear
ful blow over the left eye with q mon.
key wrench, cutting deep wound an
inch In length and to the skull bone.
The blow staggered the defenseless
man, and as he fell senselefs and bleed
ing to the floor, his assailant vita all
the force Of q murder bent mailman,
dealt him another blow, Just behind
the ear. Bystanders seized Rhodes
and took the murderous weapon from
him. He said nothing in ex planation
OF his assault upon the captain, made
no effort to escape, but composedly
resumed his work, while others took
his victim above and dressed his
wounds. A physician was sent for
and with proper restorstives McNeely
was revived In the course Of little
while and consciousness restored.
As soon as Capt. Hackett heard OF
the murderous affair he fastened TO
the boat aud put Rhodes under arrest,
and brought him TO the station house,
where be was locked up on tie charge
OF assault TO kill. A short while alter
wa;d Justice Barry admitted him TO
bail in the sum OF $1,000, and he left
on the boat. Cspt. McNeely's injuries
are exlreu ely painful, and 1t will be
several days before he RECEIVERS.
Rhodes will be given hearing Thurs
dav mart
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MsMPHIs Steam Laundry, 224 I'd 81.
NEW supply Of The Duchess, the
new novel, at Mansford'e.
" You want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, la JEFF
ferson street.
STANLEY 4 Anderson, funeral dir
ectoB and embalmers, So Madison
street, are fully prepared TO finnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Walker aud Miss frankie
johnson, NJ. Ooopwood and Mrs. Mary
Burnr, bsth oolored, were yesler6 ay
granted marriage licenses.
Robert Dodson, living In rear Of
No. 30 Humphrey street, ne q side
saddle which he found about four
weeks ago, and wants an owner for Il.
Tho School Board held a business
meeting yesterday afternoon, but
transl cted nothing bat routine bust.
ness. The main question was relative
TO q change Of geography.
1t seems that George u. silyers,
the thieyins painter. 10 a thorough.
bred. A watch stolen by him a,
Stevenson and pawned In this city
has been brought to light.
Nall Noilset, the mail carrier
from Oollieryille 10 interior points,
has been fned 800 by Judge Ham.
mond Tor carrying letters along his
route without pottge stamps.
Bessie Whitfield and I. ID. Young
TO Merchants Cotton Press and sior.
age Company, the interest OF y. Eu.
gene Whitfield In navy yard property,
$500, was the only transfer recorded
yesterday.
There Ia an exhibition al the
Merchants Exchanse immense
stalks Of sugar cans shipped 10 q. w.
Gryer 4 90, by Mr.. 4. NJ. Ltiehefe,
Of New Hope, Msyn5wer aud ElEa
Plantations, La
--Ohiei Davis IL In receIp. OF a let.
ter irom Mrs. Maggie seraner, Of
South Sulphur, Hunt county, Tex,
inQulring OF the whereabouts Of her
husband, who when last heard from
was In Memphis.
In the Circuit Court yesterday
sults were hled by N. \. Giant ind
Robert Warrington against the Iron
MouniAiR Railroad Company, OF Mem.
phie, the former Zoe 1900 and tbs lat.
ter for $1,000 damages.
The deputy sheri1s charged with
the murder Of Waller have ali been
released from jail on bond In the sum
OF 1880 each. Oie Of them Ia a Ia at
suspected OF murder IN tle first dtgfee
and yet they regain Their liberty on
email bond.
An election for magistrate Of the
Third Civil District 10 succeed the late
v. w. williams wac hlld Saturday at
Lucy. The candidates were John w.
Hill and r. a. CArlisle. HIN Vas
elected by vote OF 800 TO 1913 Tbere
was considerable excitement over the
contest.
ia the Probate Court yesterday,
]. y. Williams was appointed guardian
OF Roderick T. aud John W. VIII.
lams, minor heirs Of the late V. w.
Williams, a magistrate, who died near
Lucy. ferdinRod Smith Wa ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate Of
y. Smith, deceased.
AT regular maeting Of the Mem.
phls Pressman's Union, No. Is, held
Sunday, the following officers were
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
ANOTHER RIVER ACCIDENT.
four Men Isiursd and one Drowned
from the James lee.

from the JAMES Lee.
An accident which probably cost
one man his life and four others more
or less serious Injuries, occurred on
the river at 1850 last night Five
workmen, two white engineers and
three colored assisiAnts, were work
log on the wheel Of the
steamer James lee. when the ecAi.
folding gave way, pfecipitAting them
q distance Of fifteen feet. ID seems
that besides the ave men, an iron
fange weighing about 1900 pounds
was on the tosiloldlng, which caused
the timbers 10 bresk. Underneath
the men, In anticipation OF an acsldent
OF this kind, was q ilatboat. on which
four Of them landed. The 9th, a col.
oTed man named Jim, who Was at the
end Of the fcInjld, mitted tie
fiat, II In supposed, and fell
into the river, ~ he has not been
seen or heard from since the fall. The
head engineer OF the steamer received
very painful and perhaps serious In.
juriee, while all the others who 20.
capped alive were badly bruised. The
owners, Capis. jim and Bob Lee, ad.
minis,ered all the relief possible 10
the injured men. and there Ia little
danger thst any OF tho effects will ba
permanent The accident occurred at
the foot OF Monroe street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
MENKEN'S CARPETS!

We are now exhibiting the most extensive and
choice selection of Carpets and Curtains ever shown
in this city..a stock amounting to over 100000,
unequaled in this country outside Of New York City,
and not surpassed there.
Buying from first hands and importing direct, we
enabled to offer special nduceme ats to the whole
sale as well as the retail trade Experience good
taste and knowing what to buy must count for sOme
thing in the judgment of purchasers, and never was
house better equipped with competent buyers and
thoroughly trained wOrkmen than
Our high standard of excellence in every detail Is
an assurance that, notwithstanding our prices are
lower than elsewhere, this standard" will always be
maintained.
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PALlIs ROYAL,
No. gao Main street,

Will open its doors tomorrow to ex
hibit and ofier for sale the fiuebt line
OF French aud imported novelties,
consisting OF statuaries, hammered
brass goods, works OF art, leather
goods, silk umbrellas, walking csnes
OF every description, ard millions Of
articles too numerous 10 mention.
The pablo is respectfully invited Ia
call and examine this stock Of the
PalAia ROYAL.
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nsie.i nsies,i n.I..in

ID. A. wiles left last tigbt for Ken.
lucky, where he goes 10 purchase two
car loads Of dray mulos especially for
the city market. They will be offered
fr sale at the stables off. A. Jones a
%. Mr. Wiles has ,ex enhiye exp ri.
ence In the selection Of stock, and his
sAles have always given satisfaction.
those 10 need OF 6rs.class draw mules
will DO well % await his return,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
Hyrup Of Figs.

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. is na ure's own true laxative. II
is the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known to
cleanse the system when bilious or
cOstive, to dispel headaches, colds and
levers, to cure hsbiiusl constipation,
indig, stion, etc. For sale la so cent
and 81 bottles by ii. j. Hester, and
all leading druggists Van Vlset 4
Co., q. w. Jones x Co., W. N. vii.
kerton 4 Co., Mansfield Il 90. have
been appointed Wholesale agents at
Man, nhia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

Go cut to-day IT 3 o'clock pm. to
the CitiEena Park aud see the races
held there by the Tennessee Division
League Of American Wheelmen.
They promise much eport. The boys
from the city have been working hard,
the track Ia good, ,and there viii be
many whiting racing men. Bicycle
racing 10 an exceedingly isscinaling
sport, and u will pay you to 40 and
take your wife with you.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

Mss.wfpstov' ssoorrfsg 5rnur should
always BE- used for children teethins; IL
ali rain, cures vlnd collie, and Il the best
remsdy fef aiArrheaitabo bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

J. W. y. Browne, No. 264 Second
street, keeps constantly on hand q
large stock OF gas and steam pipes,
bras aud iron fittings, with steam
machines for cutting and fitting oil
sizes Of pipe, including eishl.lnoh
diameter. His stock Of gas fixtures is
complete. The most complete SAM.
tary plumbing Ia put up by this house,
and all orders for woik In this line are
executed In manner not excelled In
any city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
Cheap CoaI.I

The question most asked by our cltl-
Isns now 10. "Where. will We be. able to
buy cheaper coal for the had winter
that 10 almos, upon us2" "A little re-
Election Is all that 10 ma shssfy-to solve
Il. Lay In good shpsly Of Cole coll)
mans ko 10 tulu git aida digestion,
warns up the appetite and gives tone
and animation to the whole system.
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Ph,I.a.,ph,. and R,,ur,.

TheiLouisyille and Nashville rail.
road will sell round trip tickets 10
Philadelphia on September slh 10
18th, inclusive, for $50 so: round trip
tickets, good returning till September
ed. Through tleepers without
change. Get tickets AID Berlhs from
4. l.. Finley, agent.
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GERMAN BANK.
CAPITAL, 5000, 900.

This bank, having established rela.
tons with the Alliance Bank Of Lon.
don, England, is now prepared to pur
chase approved sterling bills on Lon
don or Liverpool.
EDw. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
Memphis, Tenn, September 10. ISL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

Have on hand, ready i5t prompt de-
livery, Enginea, Boilers aud attngs,
Gins, Feeder Condefsers, Hydraulic
Cotton Presses, aud everything per.
tanning 20 a fret cs,s Ginning ou,liI
Write them before yon puiohase,
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n,iburn aia ana n.cb,,. Co.

Make the celebrated Milburn Eclipse
Huller Gin, and keep them, With
Feeders and Oondensers, always on
hand for prompt delivery. Have
them quote you prices,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
1HE TRACY

Printing and Stationery Company
Has removed from Main street TO their
new three-story building, No. 3ll
Second street, corner Union, the late
Greenlaw operahouse place.
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m,Isu,. Gin ana Machine 90.

Keep on hand a large stock Of Steel
shafting, which they sell at the same
price nc iron. See or write them be-
fore yoa purchase Skating or Pulleys'
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nIeinr and 0Isnn,nx-

ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, So Jefferson street, Mem.
phls, Tenn. Goods recsiyed by express.
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Notike-

viii the gentleman Mo bouv6.two
violin bows from Hollenbefg's Music
House, August 18th, please call on i'm.
portRnt business or eepd his address 10
CHARLES yOGEL,
Care "A. III. llollonbers
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The principal vii DO nj home daily
from o TO II o'clock s.m. The new
building Ia open NJ all hour Of the
day for the inspection OF visitors.
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Dana run.

IN REMOVED ny the Use or oocoAfrn.
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flsvoring extracts are the
haai
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

0vKRroH 4 GRosvKSoR offer the
storeh1us No. 300 Front street, now
occupied by Porter 4 Maorea, for rent
iIom September LIST.
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OvKRres 4 GnosyESoR oiler the store
house No. 800 Front street, now occu.
pied by Porter 4 Macrea, for rent
from September let.
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PuRE and white 40 the flower whote
name II bears ara the btTuits raised
by Lily Baking Powder. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

TuOsr ga, fixtures are 50 pretty and
90 cheap At Bfowne's
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

Ok. HoucE a Co. hav. removed
TO their new store, 56S MAin.sireot.
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Arii.iin ans ririnre.

In all glass, polished brass and glass,
and antique brass: -
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Ca.pe. and Carriages.
AnYIcE TO neTHsns.

W. X. EDWARDS a BRO.
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Cy\A

MA And reliable Medicines are
wv tho bcN 10 dcpond upon.
Ackcr's Blood Ili1ir has been pro
scribcd for years for an Impurities OF
the Blood. In every form OF Scrufu-
Ious, Syphilitic OF Menurial Diseases
70 n invaluablc For Rhcumstsn,
has no equal
RENKERT ana BHRENTz AGO.
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MlIsarn Gin nns Machine 90.


Is headquarters for Little Giant Cot.
ton Presses. Write 10 them for prices.
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RENKERT and BIRENTZ AGO.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14

Representatives Cobb and Laird hay ing fought, it is now proposed to place them on the pension list.-lNacon Iele. graph.
 Miss Braddon is writing tale en- titled Engaged in Haste. IL is prob ably satire on the messenger boys LGte.
 There is a place in Pennsylvania called "Economy." It is probably a snmmer-resort for editors.-New HaUen Nea0s
 'Garmen4s without buttons" are ad- yertised. We've got lem, and so has every other bachelor.-New HaUen Nea0S.
 There are 1,027 women over 100 years of age in Paris; at least there are that number of women in the ballet of the grand opera.-Nea0 Ha0en Nee0s.
 When it comes to discussing money ed men newspaper man depends entirely upon his imagination and does beautiful work.-NinneGpoliS Tribune.
 The Sphinx was woman, or at least a creature with the body of lion and the head of a woman. That solves the mystery and all is elear-she is jealous ly hiding the secret of her age.-T Teras SJtings.
 The female bather at Newport goes right out of the water and reports to Mrs. Howe the moment she sees some one in the water who does not belong 10 her set, or who has not been intro duced.-Neao Orleans Plcayatne.
 Were you atthe sociable last nightP'' ''Yes, and l spent very pleasant even ing" q heard Miss X-- was to sin 2 there l suppose you enjoyed that?" ''Eyer so much. She had a sore throat and couldn't sing" = Philadelphia
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
gEaerffrs Sale.

Tn the District Court of the Second Judi cial District of the Territory of Arizona, ia and for the county of Final.
 A. Redeuill and Nettie Redeuill plaintiffs, against John V. Wilson and Ross Wilson ct al, defendants.
 No. 571. Order of sale and decree of fore. closure.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Pinal, on the twentieth day of April 4. D. 1887, in the above entitled action, wherein 4. Redeuill and Nettie Redeuill, the above named plaintiffs, obtained a judgment and decree against John V. Wilson, Rcsa Wilson ct al, defendants, the 9th day of April, A. D: 1887, which said decree on the 9th day of April, 1887, recorded in Judgment Book one of said Court at page s34, I am commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the town of Florence, county of Pinal and Territory of Arizona, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: The south half 4) of lot numbered one hundred and twenty-three (12S), as shown by the off cial map of said town of Florence, being the same property conveyed to john V. Wilson by William Sutherland by deed dated Augus5 g. 1878, and recorded in Book 3 of Deeds, Final county, A. T., page 591. together sSitk the saloon building, cerral, buildings and out houses, hay loft, wagon sheds and all other inn provements on said tract of land, together with all and singular the tenaments, heredita- ments and appsrtenances thereunte belonging or in anywise appertainine.
 Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the sixteenth day of May, A. D. 1887, at o'clock D. m of that day, in frent of the Court House. Florence, Pinal county, Arizona Ter riter7. I will in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest thereon and costs, to the highest and best bidder fer cash, in lawful currency of the United States.
 Witness my hand at my office in Florence, Pinal county, A. T., this twentieth day of April, A D. 1887.
 JERE FRYER, Sheriff.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14

 Tapped warm in the care of watchful love, She sits in the sunshine this summer day, Yet ahl it is scarcely month ago Since love could do nothing but weep and pray. To the gleaming gate of Gods Heaven she went,
 The songs of His angels she nearly heard; And now, as we look in her pearl-piuk face, Our hearts within us are strangely stirred So little more, and, all mystery past, This girl had been wiser than all the wise. Did her soul hear something tongue may not tell
 As it gazes at us through soft blue eyes? And who might have been in the heavenly choir
 Must shrink from the shadow of pride and
 wrong, Must walk in the light of the gleaming gate, In step to the air of the angels song. So this young life must henceforth bear A solemn sweetness. a tender grace, As of one who turns to her daily task From kneeling awhile in Gods Holy Place.
 The Culver.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-14
IGf 3--32O Acres

Five miles below Florence; house of 9 rooms; good house for storing wheat; corral, orchard and sole owner of the ditch; plenty of water cereals. fruit, vines and alfalfa; will be sold low; one-third cash, balance l and years time: price, s, ,OO0.
 Apply to THOS. F. wEEDIN, this office, or THEO. L. SCHULTZ, Tucson. 5-23tf